First Female Jurors Called In Historic Divorce Trial
Women are summoned for the first time as jurors in a historic divorce case. Reported details describe the court scene with women jurors in attendance, including Josephine Athy as the first woman to sit as a legal juror. The trial drew attention to evolving norms in London court procedures.
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Sas
Dita Polo
Tm Abelier
London
Dusticu Iorvidge
Marlborough
Viespiné
Edward Marshall Thall
iWite
Mos
Thuy
Ihitisly
Redtrice
Josephine Athy
Palmer Charges Untermyer with Pro Germanism
Reconstruction era letter excerpt portrays Palmer accusing Samuel Untermyer of pro German sentiments. It cites opinions from Albert and Garvan, ties to the German embassy, and mentions legal actions tied to enemy property. The document reflects partisan tension and wartime diplomacy framing.
Brindell's Safe Defies Expert Attempts at Opening
In the trial of Stobert FP. Betiden Tudor, investigators report a hotdine trust probe. The Gallding trades secretary, the only one familiar with the safes’ combination, was absent when opened by a court expert who bled and concluded only blowing could open the safes. The remark drew reactions from Mr Tinten inger and others as inquiries continue.
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Noretol
Stobert FP
Betiden
Tudor Jerder
Tajun
Iwi
Hotdine Trust Investigaion
Gmingil
Procem
Two Dozen Men To Be Tried on Murder Charges
Two dozen men face murder charges in a highly charged district court proceeding. The case centers on a May 1 incident in Matewan that left several detectives dead or wounded, with the community braced for a lengthy trial. Prosecution led by Wade EL Branson, defense by John B. Marcum and colleagues, as Judge K. Bailey presides. The town hosts a large, tense audience as guests and visitors clog the streets.
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Ryraien
Reizeen
Surginar Mie
Afingo County
Matewun
Thus Village
Sven
Baldwin
Dirquit
K. Bailey
Lircenbrier
Aulaipge
Killbus
Sul Huttle
Mattowan
O. G. Tusterman
Marit Town
Swealy
Mira
Nuus Mu
Cael
Sid Mate Geld
Jhitewan
Rnse
Upadan
Jledynedt Ianight
Will
Matewon
Williamson
Cifika
Matewau
Atunrney
Wade EL Branson
John &. Marcum
Davy
Josepn MM
Ander
James Barmren
Wiliam
Ems
Uilman Installs Newly Elected Harmony Officers
Major Joseph H. Uilan of New Haven presided as past president of District Grand Lodge No. 1 and installed Harmony’s newly elected officers at 789 State Street. Names include Samuel Schneevier as president, Bernard Ruchnnlein as correspondent secretary, Joseph Lederer as treasurer, Joseph Solo mon as confidential secretary, and Riphaec Krifis as inside guardian. A precession and dinner followed, with plans for a February event and charity drive noted by the committee.
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Joseph H. Uiman
New Haven
Harmony
Ware Piony Hall
State Street
Simumel
Schneevier
Bernard Ruchnnlein
Joseph FH
Lederer
Gnivuyeleseer
Joseph Dirselfild
Ressurer
Harry Unger
Joseph Solomon
Seaissant
Omoni Hira
Ms Spita
Inside Guardian
Riphaec Krifis
Olaire Oswardians
Hosnoke Iy
Minai Riri Aid
Thie Ladiie
Thahal Riep van
Stralwelt Hineath
Five Hospitals to Be Constructed For War Victims
Five hospitals are planned to treat war victims with construction funded to support emergency medical care. The plan outlines hospital sites, scope, and staffing, plus financial allocations for 140 000, 000 dedicated to building and equipment across multiple regions.
Secretary Colby Returns From South American Trip
Secretary Colby and an aide group arrived in Lynnhaven Bay aboard the ship Niagara after a visit to South American capitals. The party will complete the trip in Washington with plans to transfer to the arnt vacht for the final leg. Official sources say wartime secretaries accompanied the entourage on the regional tour.
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Colby
NMOL
Vay
Florida
S ‘Niby
Aterived
Lynnhaven Bay
Niagara
Washington
Ae Era
Cnpitala
Airmen Marooned in Ice Beside Atlantic Surf
A group including three pilots and four mechanics were marooned overnight in icy Atlantic waters near the Burd y coast after their Mount De Leon passenger aircraft engine failed. Rescuers fought ice and darkness as they tried to reach the crew, with one motorboat lost to a broken propeller and another engine flooded with sand. The stranded men huddled in the cabin to stay warm while rescuers finally located and retrieved them.
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Havana
Lee Shore
Wien
Atri Hal
Death Sentence on Alleged Spy by Radicals in Boston
Radical opponents of deportations in Boston advocate a death sentence for an alleged spy. The convicts resisted and threw dishes and items at guards, then calmed after warnings. Reports name Henry Ol Fire and others, with mentions of trains to move prisoners and a committee’s push to carry out the punishment.
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Goseed
Boston
Dan
Dear Svand
Idiseipii
Food World
Chinmisaian
Taimigeation
Henry Ol
New York
Tomesivte Mankiw
Dratin
Harlow Siid
Swankin
Youngstown
Ohio
Spinning Bullet Figures in Denton Murder Testimony
Testimony in a Denton murder trial centers on a Spanish woman and a dented stain linked to the crime scene. Prosecution aims to establish a series of rival accounts alleged by the defendant, with details of the stain and witness descriptions shaping the case.
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Denton
Sa Angeles
Jacob
Fun
Jugierday
Tentiaieny
Deleniise Sergent Baie van Be
Los Angeles
Palin
Stales
M. Lema
Ian Dat
Suaalst
Bolt
Pegi Iy
Angelise
Pena
Paoce
Dante
Comite
Noel
Schwab Testimony Marks Tumultuous Hearing on Shipbuilding
During a vivid hearing on ship construction, Charles Schwab struggled to maintain composure as witnesses and spectators filled the committee room. He defended voucher dealings linked to the Bethlehem Steel era while Downey disputed allegations, detailing payments and notes tied to underwriting a shipping subsidiary.
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Rommiltes
Selwab
Eminency Feet Corporation
Tarac M Toster
Porter Merse
Berky Moree
Schwab
Wikiman
Sh. Mose
Morse
Wikinny
Charath
Jury Maray
Mr. Schwab
Feet Corporation
Ealirg
Ceneral Pershing
Pothi
Ple
Mel
Willie Yeatigon
Mt. Souinwab
Downey
Wulluen Downey
Powhey Shipbuilding Corporation
Sands
Engineering Corporist
Yie Shipping
Downes
Laan
E Shipping ‘Board
Fraternal dmg Order Red Men meeting details
Fraternal order activities described with leadership in the Kongkipoumanh and Imp tribes, presiding officer Gailen, and plans for anniversaries and degrees at various lodges. Reports of Milford and Corinthian lodge degrees, Rebekah presence, and upcoming meetings and celebrations among Masonic bodies.
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Dmg
He Imp
M. Nadai
Sachen
Diomas I. Gailen
Vast
G. Mo Byynes
Thymealies
Broad Steve
Milford
Milford Lodge
Hapmony Rebekah Lodge
Franktin
Remedy for the Buyers' Strike in Troubling Times
An editorial argues against a buyers' strike claiming it harms production and wages. It urges vigorous advertising to revive demand, urging manufacturers and retailers to stock and advertise to restore normal movement, jobs, and prosperity while denouncing pessimistic economists.
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